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ALMA: They call it
"correction"--

when they take
something they don't like
and they change it.

Who?

CHARLIE:
The intelligence community
has hurt a lot of people

through correction, Shaun.

But not you.

So who did this, then?

P
H
ILIPPS: It's Hannah Roberts,
barrister that represented...

Faisal Dahmani.

ALMA: It's happening, Faisal.

So who is it?
A-- a volunteer?

HANNAH:
A soldier who murdered
on the battlefield.

It fits a narrative.

I was out, Charlie.

I was about to see my kid.

And because of you,
my ex thinks I'm a murderer.

Eli. That security check?

Everybody came back clean.

Even you?

HANNAH: I still don't get
why he's helping us.

I can't see
the whistleblower in him.

Listen, you made--
you're making a mistake.

Let me talk to Frank.

FRANK: Eli says hello.

He sure gave you up
in a heartbeat.

[gasps]

FRANK:
We are done trying to make
this story disappear.

It's time to make it true.

A woman's life.

-I told you because I trust you.
-Don't touch me.

You've got to be careful,
Rachel. What are you gonna do?

RACHEL: Please don't run.

I couldn't
arrest you if I wanted to.
They've taken me off the case.

I'm so tired
of believing people.

RACHEL: You're innocent.

I can prove it.

F
i
nd out which school his
daughter goes to.

[man panting]

[helicopter whirring]

-[gunshot pops]
-[gasps]

[gasps]

[sighs]

Would you like me
to call ahead, ma'am?
Make sure they're awake?

No.

I'll wake them up.

When's that little bastard
gonna get caught?

-ALMA: We're trying.
-CHARLIE: It won't take
much longer.

The whole country's
looking for him.

And once he remembers
how it feels inside
a remand cell...

ALMA: He'll turn to us.

He has to. We're the only ones
with the real footage.

CHARLIE: We're the only ones
who can exonerate him.

T he plan's gonna work, Faisal.

That's what Hannah told me.

[line beeps]

[sighs]

WOMAN: It's not for me,
Rachel, it's for you.

I saw how unhappy you were
last night.

That's the job.

But you need to talk.

O
p
en up. I'm your sister. I'm
never gonna judge you.

All right, Abi.

W
h
en this case is over, we'll
talk. I promise.

[sighs]

SHAUN: Where's the big man?

DS Flynn's still on
the investigation officially,

so he still has to turn up
for work.

So what's the plan?

Well, first off, I'm gonna
take this to the Office
of Police Conduct

and get you ruled out
as a suspect.

I'm gonna need you to stay here
till I get back.

-What about your family?
-Oh, it's just my half-sister.

She won't bother you.

You have a nice home.

Oh, I don't live here.

Yeah, but, I mean...

-still your home, innit?
-Not really.

It's my stepmother's house.

We moved here
when my mum passed.

What, your old man
hedging his bets or something?

I don't know why I said that.

Sorry.

[chuckles]

It's, uh...
kinda true, actually.

[Rachel chuckles]

It's just you
and your granddad, is it?

And my daughter.
And, um, and her mum.

They must be praying for this
to be over, too.

One way or another.

T
he shit I've put them through.

None of it your fault.

I don't know.

PATRICK: As I made my approach
to the music venue,

I saw the suspect
escape from an emergency exit.

-Unfortunately, backup...
-[door opens]

...failed to locate the suspect.

GARLAND: They had
difficulty locating you,
as I understand it.

As many of you know,

Detective Inspector Carey
is no longer running
the investigation.

Whilst I retain
operational oversight,

please report immediate
concerns to DS Latif,

who has been on the case
since the outset.

So where were you?

Congratulations.
She likes you.

[scoffs]

Did you even think
about running it past me
before you fired her?

I ran it past DCI Boyd.
You're not her boss anymore.

You've just made things
a fuck of a lot worse
for all of us.

Rachel Carey is not the sort
to scurry away and hide.

What is she to you exactly?

She was your truffle hog.

On Sycamore, right?

She has a lot more to offer
than that.

Oh, Danny.

I really think
you ought to call me "sir"
while you're here.

-I'm not sure I see it myself.
-Or Guv.

She's rather green,
don't you think?

It's early, I know.

But I can't think
of a better way

t
o
turn this problem into an
opportunity.

Early? For what?

Her recruitment.

[door opens, closes]

J
ESSICA: You look tired, Frank.

I do hope
you're getting the support
you need from the embassy.

FRANK: Spare me the corporate
care package, Jessica.

This is just me and you.

The soldier fiasco?

-"Fiasco"?
-What would you call it?

Over. Nearly.

It's on CNN.

Whoever's orchestrating this
is getting what they want.

What they want

is to have this program
exposed in a court of law.

And that's not gonna happen.

Plans are in motion
to bring this folly to an end.

I know they sent you
to keep an eye on me, Jessica.

But really,
just take in a show, you know?

Enjoy the city.

And by all means,
take all the credit for it
when you get back to DC.

Who's the mole, Frank?

With correction that good,
someone inside the program
must be involved.

You know it, I know it.

You want
an intelligence briefing?

H
a
ve Langley schedule an
authorised visit.

I don't need a rubber stamp
from Langley.

I
take my orders from the ODNI.

And you know what they said?

"Go change
Frank's shitty diaper."
That's verbatim.

The office is concerned
by your conduct.

The deputy
is awaiting my verdict,

and you willcomply
with this review.

[footsteps approaching]

Eli Jacobi.

FRANK: Been with the program
seven years, two of them here.

Treasonous piece of shit.

But he's complying now?

Well, he told us
where we can find
Hannah Roberts, that's it.

As for who she was
working with, where they
get their funding,

big, fat zero.

If there was ever a case
for reintroducing
waterboarding...

Have you considered
there may be other actors here

in the unit?

[sighs]

I'd like to speak to all
of your technical operators
individually.

Starting with him.

But first things first.

We need to find this soldier.

I have a feeling

he's gonna
come crawling out
of the woodwork very soon.

[radio playing]

ABIGAIL: Hey.

Hi.

Sorry. Weird.

You're kind of... famous.

But Rachel said it's all BS,

what they're saying
about you, so...

I've made avocado toast.
Would you like some?

-Uh, no, I'm all right. Thanks.
-Aren't you starving?

[sighs]

Bacon and eggs?

♪ But I can't
get distracted... ♪

Yeah. Thank you.

♪ I'm just a little bad dream
that woke up ♪

♪ Like a little blue boy
I can't grow up ♪

♪ I just gonna keep pushing
'til you say stop ♪

♪ I can't help it
if you're making me
do this stuff... ♪

TV REPORTER:
The CCTV coverage shows

exactly when six-year-old
Jaycee was led away from the
school,

and by whom--
the girl's father,

the wanted former soldier,
Shaun Emery,

who is the prime suspect

in the abduction and murder
of Hannah Roberts.

Police are appealing
for any witnesses

that may have seen the girl
being led away

to please
contact the authorities
with any information.

-[bacon sizzling]
-[door closes]

[theme music playing]

[cell phone buzzing]

Abigail?

-What do you mean he's gone?
-Just gone.

One minute, I was making him
breakfast, and...

-Well, did he say anything?
-No, but then I saw the news.

-Saw what?
-You haven't seen it?

You better.

[indistinct chatter]

KAREN: How did he get in?

I thought this was meant to be
a safe place?

Who buzzed him in?
Who let him take her?

We're in the process
of asking those questions.

For now, our priority
is Jaycee's safe return.

Yeah. No shit! Really?

Can you think of anywhere
Shaun might have taken her?

-I've told you ten times...
-MAN: Excuse me, sir.

-
I don't know.
-
I'm going in.

I can't believe it.
It's like a nightmare.

Is something
wrong with your phone?
Seventeen missed calls.

You know I was working
all night.

H
e
has taken her, and I needed you.

TEACHER:
Why don't you both sit down?
We'll bring you a cup of tea.

If one more person
offers me tea,

I swear to God,
I'm gonna drown them in it.

NADIA: Karen?

-DS Latif.
-Yeah, I remember.

I'm now running
the investigation
into Shaun Emery.

Are you? Well, you're doing
a fucking great job
finding him!

You will check
under the carpet, won't you?

'Cause you never know,
he might be playing
hide and seek.

PATRICK: Mr. Emery?

What did you let him go for
if he's so bleeding dangerous?

Bear with me, Eddie.
We're just doing our job.

I'm hopeful
this will all be resolved
very soon.

He's innocent,
and you know it, don't you?

[cell phone ringing]

Rachel.

Patrick tells me
you're in charge now.

Garland's in charge,
obviously.

Look, I can't talk now.

Any eyewitnesses?

-
[Nadia sighs]
-
Thought not.

D
i
d you check the CCTV
surrounding the school?

I'm just doing as I'm told.

This is the first time
I've been given a role
in an op like this.

I never had
your fast-track privileges.

I'm just doing
what I can to get ahead.

Surely you can
understand that.

They're setting him up.
You know that.

Even if that's true,
what the hell can any of us
do about it?

[line beeps]

[indistinct chatter]

ID match on target.
Whiskey 7717.

-He's not hiding anymore.
-Shall we put the call out,
ma'am?

Wait.

DSU Garland.

-Are you watching this?
-I'll send an arrest team.

Don't bother.

I got a feeling he's headed
right where we want him.

-Blind spot?
-Sir.

Keep him there.

[keyboard clicking]

Run face rec again.
I want certainty
it's the target.

-Where is he now?
-He's out of range.

But he can't have gotten far.

T
h
e next time he's flagged, run a
full check, as I said.

[line ringing]

PATRICK: Ma'am?

Have you got
that bus camera video to hand?

What you thinking, ma'am?

[keyboard clicking]

MAN: Okay, bring it up.

[computer beeping]

CLARISSE: Sir?

Camera one.

Expecting somebody, Frank?

Still feel
like vouching for her?

FRANK:
I seem to be misinformed.

I heard you were taken off
the investigation.

RACHEL: I was.

Shortly after meeting you.

And yet, here you are again.

You've taken
Shaun Emery's daughter.

What makes you think
Shaun Emery didn't take
the little girl?

Because at the time
of the abduction,
he was with me.

You've taken Emery's daughter

because you know
he'll give himself up
in exchange.

A
n
d he knows you're to blame
because he's seen your work.

And what do you know
about my work?

He wasn't there--
General Grant.

At the siege of Petersburg.

Somebody's taken his head
and stuck it on the body
of another general.

Of course he was there.

I
t
's just nobody took the picture.

[cell phone buzzing]

FRANK: Yeah?

Send them in.

Have you got the time?
Somebody took my phone
at the door.

It's ten after 12:00.

Thank you.

FRANK: Well, well.

Look who decided to drop by.

What the hell are you doing?

Shaun Emery is innocent.

I want him dropped
as a suspect.

I want his daughter found,
and I want my suspension
lifted,

which given it's invalid,
it should be pretty simple.

Come again?

I can only be suspended
by a police officer of
two ranks higher.

I'm a DSU.
You're a DI. I count two.

I have reason to believe
that Gemma Garland

is an officer
of the Security Service,
an MI5 plant,

a
n
d as such, has no authority to
take disciplinary action.

-For Christ's sake!
-I know the risks I'm taking.

I
s
aw what happened to Hannah
Roberts.

And Marcus Levy.

[Rachel sighs]

I know you didn't fake
Emery's attack on Roberts,
but you finished the job.

Except there's one thing
you missed in the cleanup.

The CCTV was doctored,
but not the footage
from the bus.

This afternoon, at 1:00,

that video footage

of Hannah Roberts
stepping on board that bus

and riding away
at the time of the incident

will be sent to the Director
of Public Prosecutions

and the Office
of Police Conduct.

Unless Shaun Emery's daughter
is returned

and I am reinstated
as Senior Investigating Officer.

You've got, what...

45 minutes?

Fucking millennials.

GARLAND: She's got balls,
I'll give you that.

JESSICA: Is she bluffing?

-Oh, this is...
-Jessica.

-
She's, um...
-
Here to help.

FRANK: Hmm.

-I don't think she's bluffing.
-Then she's working
with somebody.

I can imagine who that is.

I'd like
to speak with her alone.

Well, I'd like a fucking house
by the sea.

You mind telling us
how she knows so much?

She's a good detective.

Smart. And principled.

Judging by recent
events, we could all do
with some of that.

Danny wants to bring her
into the fold.

FRANK:
Well, there's a challenge.

[door opens]

Sir, we have
"Toy Soldier's" location.

What's the problem?

[lock beeps, door opens]

Frank.

I thought you had this.

Don't you have moles
to interview?

[door closes]

MAN: The target doesn't appear
to be heading this way
after all, sir.

Where the fuck's he going?

Currently, Pimlico,

approaching Claypit Road.

FRANK: Claypit Road?

Midler and Hall.

[door bangs]

-WOMAN: Shaun...
-Shut up.

Charlie.

-Where is she?
-Shaun...

Where is my daughter?
Where is she?

-I don't know!
-Where is she?
Where the fuck is she?

-WOMAN: I'll call the police!
-Call the fucking police, then!

-Where is she?
Where the fuck is she?
-It's not us!

-
Where is she? Where is she?
-
I swear to God, it's not us!

[grunting]

Fucking liar!

You've lied to me
from the beginning!

[grunting]

GARLAND: Shaun.

I know where she is.

She's perfectly safe.

[coughs]

W
e
're ready to do a straight swap.

You for Jaycee.

I want to see her.

[Charlie groaning]

Let him spend a little time
with the girl.

It's the least we can do.

[Charlie coughing]

GARLAND: You need help.

I'll call an ambulance.

HART: How many times
can you read the same
headlines?

"The bomber was known
to MI5."

"The attackers
were on the radar."

Look at the suspects
in Sycamore.

Four men plotting mass murder
on the streets of London.

And how do we know about it?

Phone intercepts.

Wiretaps.

N
one of it admissible in court.

CCTV, video evidence--

admissible,

popular with juries.

Highly effective.

Because we believe it.

Correction
turns intelligence
into evidence

and keeps extremists
off the street.

"The ends justify the means."

The torturer's defence.

Your time must be running out.

[tapping]

[Patrick sighs]

[car approaching]

GUARD: Number 74.

Top floor.

[car door closes]

[knocks on door]

WOMAN:
"Second rule of the jungle

is that honey should be eaten

whenever possible.

With one sticky paw,

the bear prized open
the beehive.

There was honey all over

Baloo's nose," [chuckles]

"...and all over Mowgli, too."

Shaun.

You might want to...

"...the delicious, sweet,
gooey honey."

[
w
oman chuckles] Look at the bees.

[sniffles]

[helicopter whirring]

[groaning]

[panting]

Get fucking back!

[gunshot pops]

[whirring continues]

All right. I admit.

The program
has hit some bumps...

The murder
of a British barrister.
The kidnapping of a child.

This hasn't been a typical week.

But the lives we've saved,
Rachel?

Can't put a number on that.

-[scoffs]
-Frank Napier is reckless.

He needs reigning in.

The process needs
constant review and new blood.

If you had a seat at the table,
Rachel, you could really make
a difference.

-You expect me to join you?
-Always knew you had it in you.

You've got ambition.

God knows you can't get through
the fast-track scheme
fast enough.

You've got the nous
to question what you see.

You don't always take
a conventional approach
to moral issues, either.

What the hell does that mean?

Come on.

Jeez.

This is exactly why
you hit a blind spot
when it came to Hannah Roberts.

You saw yourself in her--
young rising star.

You couldn't see
her flaws then, and you
can't face yours now.

Flaws?

Speak for yourself, Danny.

I'm not the one that's married.
I'm not the one that was
disloyal.

Jesus, is that
what you were doing?
Scouting for recruits?

-Is that why
Garland knows about us?
-No, Rachel!

You think that because I chose
to fuck a married man,

I
'
d join in with your perversion
of justice?

-That's not all it was.
-Well, what the hell
was it then?

What was it for you, Rachel?
I'm not an idiot.

You'd never be with me
if I wasn't where I am,
and I know it.

"Don't do me any favours."
The whole thing was
a fucking favour.

For both of us!

I got to be with you,
you got a few steps closer
to being in the room.

Well, here you are.

Fuck you!

I liked you.

WOMAN: That's not right.
[chuckles]

Look who it is, Jaycee.

Daddy's come to see you.

Where is Mummy?

WOMAN: We'll see Mummy later.

D
o
you want Daddy to read the
story?

Maybe you can sit and listen.

"The bees chased Baloo
and Mowgli

all around the garden."

Jayce?
I got something for you.

-Pff-oo...!
-[woman chuckles]

You know, I saw a bear once.

Not in a zoo or nothing.

It was in a country
on the other side of the world.

Francis has a house in Portugal.

Well, this was a lot further
than Portugal.

This was
in the Afghan mountains.

And it came down all the way
to our camp after dark.

And do you know why?

B
e
cause he could smell what we
had for dinner.

[giggles]

-Do you want me to keep reading?
-Yeah.

All right, where were we?

From here?

"With one sticky paw,

the bear prized open
the beehive.

And there was honey
all over Baloo's nose..."

[siren wailing]

[wheezing]

[beeping]

[groaning]

[moaning]

I've tried.
I can't get through to her.

It's nearly 1:00.

Why don't you let me
take it from here?

[door opens]

GARLAND: DI Carey.
Sorry to have kept you.

A
g
ainst my will. What time is it?

Five after 2:00.

-Where's Danny Hart?
-GARLAND: We'd like to
show you something.

Not much point
in hiding it from you.

Come, watch us land this beast

from the cockpit.

GARLAND: Like all
forward-thinking ops,
this is cross-agency.

Security Service, GCHQ.

Not to mention
our friends here, of course.

[lock beeps, door opens]

GARLAND:
As I'm sure you're aware,

the security service
is monitoring 3,000 POIs
at any one time.

-But the wider
pool of suspects?
-FRANK: Closer to 23,000.

Jihadists, white nationalists,
Neo-Nazis.

You can see where this is going.

You can't keep up.

We couldn't.
We're getting there.

We're compiling a database.

RACHEL:
Is this their social media?

FRANK: Source material.

We're taking their online images
and using them,

gradually creating 3D models
for each suspect.

GARLAND:
A database of digital avatars.

So you can fake their crimes?

All these people?

That is a very reductive way
of putting it.

Ah! This is what
I wanted you to see.

-What is this?
-GARLAND: Can we get sound?

Live feed, please.

SHAUN:
I found her at the bus stop.

She didn't want a lift.

I offered, but...

well, she said no.

Suspect turned himself in,
said he had something
to tell us.

[sighs] She had a boyfriend.

You've taken his voice.

That's where it all goes blank.

NADIA: So you don't know
what happened after that?

You're faking his confession.

-GARLAND:
I can assure you this is real.
-FRANK: Believe us.

SHAUN: It's coming back to me
in fragments, you know?

NADIA: So you've...

-got her in the car?
-RACHEL: No.

SHAUN: I can't remember.

Let me out of here.

Let her go.

[door opens]

[door closes]

[metal clanking]

[panting]

[beeps]

[silent]

What did they do?

-NADIA: Interview suspended.
-[recorder beeps]

What did they do to you?

HART: Rachel.

JAYCEE: There's 6,552.

SHAUN: Six thousand
five hundred and fifty-two?

-And she's the Queen?
-JAYCEE: Yes.

-A kingdom of doggies.
-The kingdom of all doggies?

And how many doggies
does she have?

Um... 8,000.

-Eight thousand doggies?
-Mm-hmm.

JAYCEE: But she can be a king.

-She can be a king?
-Like that.

Oh, yeah.

I think it's time for you
to go and find Mummy.

Okay.

SHAUN: Ahem.

AMELIA: Yeah, come on.

Let's go find Mummy.

-Your daddy
loves you very much, okay?
-Okay.

We'll get her home safe.

[Frank sighs]

[door closes]

Right now, Shaun,

I believe we are
standing at the precipice
of something...

truly remarkable.

FRANK: The correction methods
that you've experienced
so far...

[scoffs]

...standard edition.

But if you could see...

what we are working on now.

Y
ou wouldn't believe your eyes.

[rustles]

FRANK:
Our most advanced techniques

involve some more time

and require

a great quantity
of source material.

JAYCEE:
Yeah, do you want to play out?

Y
o
u have to find my jewellery
box.

The results, 100 percent,

photo-real manipulation.

Okay.
Right, all I need's the bunny.

FRANK:
No face-mapping, no actors.

Just sheer,

unbridled imagination.

Those, uh, recordings
you're holding in your hand now?

They're pure.

Untouched, if you will.

But if my guys
decided to get creative?

[Frank scoffs]

They could go
in any direction they want.

I'm talking about... ahem...

.
.
.images that'll haunt you for
the rest of your life.

And for the lives
of your family.

Cooperate.

We'll make this
real easy on you.

Hannah's killing
was not premeditated.

You suffered an involuntary,
violent episode.

Blackout.

The post-mortem will find

that there was
no sexual impropriety.

Hannah wasn't raped.

You're not a degenerate,
you're a soldier.

With PTSD...

from risking your life
for your country.

FRANK:
And in a very important way,

by helping us silence
those who plot against us...

you'll still
be serving your country.

FRANK:
Your sentence will be lenient.

And for those of us
in the know,

your sacrifice...

will not be forgotten.

COURT CLERK: To the charge
of the manslaughter
of Hannah Roberts,

how do you plead?

Guilty.

COURT CLERK: All rise.

[indistinct chatter]

Courtrooms and public toilets.

L
a
st two places in England with
no cameras watching.

So, what's your next move?

The evidence incriminates him.
The uploaded video
suggests otherwise.

With your bus footage,
you could have the casting vote.

If you hadn't corrupted
the file.

Oh, I'm sure you made copies.

Can you actually imagine
the impact...

if correction was fully exposed?

There wouldn't be
one criminal caught on CCTV
in the last 20 years

who didn't demand a retrial,

or claim they'd been set up.

And future crimes?

The public would never believe
video evidence again.

Kind of makes you
wonder what the hell
you were all thinking

in the first place.

Oh, don't blame us.

C
h
ina started it. Russia followed.

How could the west compete
without it?

Correction is a fact.

The public are content
in their ignorance.

And a lot better off that way.

If you join us,

you'll learn
how to use correction
as a force for good.

In counterterrorism,
counterespionage.

Danny Hart was right.

We need new recruits like you.

Help steer us
along the right future path.

You know where we are, Rachel.

What if I don't?

If I go to Police Conduct
with the footage,

do I end up in the boot of a car
like Hannah Roberts?

I led that operation.

The one Roberts
got so enraged about.

Faisal Dahmani.

Why do you think
she couldn't prove
his evidence wasn't real?

Sycamore plotters, same thing.

Why do they all find it
so difficult to deny?

Because...

we only produce images
we know happened.

We had solid intelligence

Faisal Dahmani
was gathering enough peroxide

to blow up
a major shopping centre,
but we had--

No admissible evidence.

P
hone tracking and surveillance

p
u
t him in the exact place and
time the CCTV stated.

It may have been corrected,
but the events in Dahmani's
evidence

were as real as you and I
standing here today.

That man supplied bomb materials
to terrorists.

He denied it, of course.

Stood in the dock
and lied through his teeth.

But I ask you,
which is more accurate,

his testimony,

or our footage?

Correction is not fake evidence.

It's truth, re-enacted.

-[footsteps departing]
-Oh.

As to your question,

I shouldn't worry.

Y
o
u're a lot smarter than Hannah
Roberts.

[door opens]

[door closes]

[sighs]

"Her Majesty" done yet?

Uh... not certain, sir.

Not certain?

Still?

Hmm.

I mean,
how many days do you need
to interview this prick?

[beeping]

[beeping]

What the hell is going on?

Where the hell's Eli?

Huh?

[door opens, closes]

What the hell is this?

I believe
it's termed a soft rendition.

-
Drag his ass back inside.
-
She's got documents, sir.

I'm throwing
the executive branch a bone.

It's diplomatic.

The executive branch?

You better sit down, Frank.
Before you fall.

JESSICA: I'm not obligated
to tell you anything,

so consider this a favour,
for old time's sake.

We need plots like Eli's

-to half succeed.
-Why?

It risks the whole operation.

The operation
relies on funding, Frank.

Who stands to gain
when the public can no longer
trust what they see?

Anyone caught on camera
doing something they shouldn't.

There are individuals--

an individual,

far above your pay grade
and mine--

for whom I daresay
that applies.

So you would expose...
the entire program?

-Just to protect that...?
-Not expose.

We can't blow the lid off it.
That way lies anarchy.

C
o
rrection should emerge as a
conspiracy theory,

a rumour.

An "alternative fact."

Where there's doubt
and confusion,

there's deniability.

I have a plane waiting.

[Frank sighs]

[sighs]

How many more moles?
Hmm?

On my staff.

Your tenure
will continue, Frank.
For now.

But while you're watching
everybody else,

don't ever assume
there isn't somebody
watching you.

[buzzing]

[indistinct chatter]

-I never took Jaycee.
-I'm not pressing charges,
am I?

A detective came to the flat.

-White woman, young-looking.
-Carey.

She said
you never done any of it.

Told me the other video's
the real one, the one online.

-She's been
and told your granddad, too.
-[sighs]

But if all that's true,

what is this "guilty
by diminished responsibility"?

Shaun?

[sighs]

It's catching up with me.

-
What?
-
Ahem.

Justice.

You know, don't you?

What happened in Helmand.

You don't lie next to someone
night after night

while they're fretting
in their sleep

and not try to guess
what's torturing them.

I told that story so many times,
I believed it.

But deep down...

I know he wasn't reaching
for his weapon.

Just a bloke,

begging for his life.

[sighs]

[sighs]

Jaycee's been
talking about you...

a lot.

Something about
a bear eating your dinner?

[chuckles]
Yeah, true story, that one.

Sausage and beans,
came halfway down
the mountain--

I believe you.

I know what you've done.

I know what you haven't done.

[sighs]

I brought you something.

[sighs]

[rattling]

When can I start?

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